Fraser Health Authority South Area

Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society (DHAS) has been a steadfast supporter of the Delta Hospital Campus of Care for over half a century. The organization relies on a dedicated group of volunteers who generously contribute their time and skills to ensure the comfort and well-being of patients. Operating four businesses including the Courtyard Café, Dogwood Gift Shop, Lifeline, and Thrift Shop, DHAS raises funds to acquire essential medical equipment and sustain vital programs at the Delta Hospital Campus of Care. Emphasizing the importance of healthcare in community development, DHAS collaborates with the Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation and operates within the BC Association of Healthcare Auxiliaries. The Auxiliary's volunteer-centric businesses serve as the backbone of their support for the Delta Hospital Campus of Care. DHAS welcomes individuals seeking volunteer opportunities in the Delta region and invites them to join their community-driven initiatives aimed at enhancing patient care and comfort. Generated from the website content

The Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society (DHAS) has been a crucial supporter of the Delta Hospital Campus of Care for over 50 years, relying on a dedicated network of volunteers who generously contribute their time and expertise. Through their efforts, DHAS raises funds to purchase priority medical equipment and support annual programs for the benefit of the community's healthcare needs. Operating under the B.C. Association of Healthcare Auxiliaries, DHAS manages three primarily volunteer-based businesses: the Courtyard Café, Dogwood Gift Shop, and Thrift Shop. As a registered charity, DHAS is committed to enhancing patient care and comfort at the Delta Hospital Campus of Care while acknowledging the traditional territories of the local Indigenous peoples. Generated from the website

The Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society (DHAS) has been a vital support system for the Delta Hospital Campus of Care for over 50 years, relying on a dedicated network of volunteers to enhance patient care and comfort. Through the operation of four businesses, DHAS raises funds to purchase essential medical equipment and support annual healthcare programs in the community. As a registered charity, DHAS is committed to strengthening healthcare services and fostering community well-being. The organization operates under the BC Association of Healthcare Auxiliaries and acknowledges its presence on the traditional ancestral lands of the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ speaking peoples, including the Tsawwassen and Musqueam nations. Generated from the website